Preposition: of

• share: The disposals in 2004 arose from the Group's buyback of shares.

Converse of object

• deem: However, to date, only 58 members have opted to pursue deemed buyback.

Adjective modifier

• further: During the period, the Group bought back 300,000 shares and we remain alert to opportunities for further buybacks in the future.

Modifies a noun

• program: Enterprise Inns, the UK pub chain, is to return at least £ 200m to shareholders in a rolling share buyback program.

• authority: A resolution to renew the buyback authority will be put to shareholders at the annual general meeting.

• scheme: Since mid-June 2001, BHP has now given back a whopping $ 11.4bn to shareholders through various dividends and share buybacks schemes.

• policy: Subject to Stockholder approval, the Company will buy in Stock on the basis of the new buyback policy described in the above paragraph.

• clause: The morning to to those acres inventory buyback clause.

• arrangement: During the year the group entered into a sale and buyback arrangement covering a substantial part of the vehicle fleet.

Noun used with modifier

• stg: ROUNDUP - ITV in 300 mln stg share buyback as ITV1 decline.. .

• mln: ROUNDUP - ITV in 300 mln stg share buyback as ITV1 decline.. .

• share: Net assets fell by 6 % from 2003, to £ 2.6 billion, mainly due to the share buyback activity in the year.

• stock: The company expects to spend $ 32bn on the one-time payout and $ 30bn on the stock buyback.

• inventory: The morning to to those acres inventory buyback clause.